Montreal - Robex Resources Inc. (TSX-V: RBX) Revision of geoscientific data from the Fandou zone, Wili-Wili property, highlights a one-kilometre-strike-length mineralized structure from which Robex could start developing mineral resources. Surface work will be undertaken shortly to start developing the project's potential.

The data interpretation from surface (pits and trenches) and from the drilling data, presented in the following table, shows that the drillholes intersect the mineralized zone over 1km along a north-south axis. Note that drillhole WR-139, grading 4.2g/t Au over 22m, ended in mineralization.

Spacing between the holes varies from 85 to 200 m - too wide to permit a resource calculation at this time. Pits dug initially confirm the continuity of the zone at surface. In addition, five pits located on this axis have returned high grades (over 1m) at the bottom of each hole, close to the rock: P4 (5.0g/t); P3 (10.7g/t); P2 (1.2g/t); P0 (70.6g/t); P7 (7.3g/t) - from north to south.

Based on this revised compilation and on the potential of this property, Robex is getting ready to resume exploration to better define this mineralized structure.

Robex is active in gold exploration in Mali. Its growth potential is based on the quality of its team and of its projects and on its objective of creating value for its shareholders. This release and the information contained herein have been verified by Jean Demers, P.Geo and qualified person. The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the validity and the accuracy of this release.